• Buzzcocks Steve Diggle Talks About the 'Magic' of Making Punk Rock Music for Nearly 4 Decades

    Longtime fans of the punk rock scene are no doubt already familiar with Buzzcocks and their catalog of music which spans 39 amazing years. The band's crazy punk rock energy still helps to draw fans, young and old alike, to their live shows and it doesn't sound like they have any intention of slowing down in the near future. Pete Shelley, Steve Diggle, Chris Remington and Danny Farrant recently released their ninth studio album, The Way. It has already delivered up two singles and the boys have been criss-crossing the Atlantic Ocean in support of their new record.

  • 50 Cent Explains Why He Fights With Floyd Mayweather Ahead Of Manny Pacquiao Bout

    With the biggest fight in a generation under a week away, Mayweather Pacquiao "Fight Of The Century" hype is at fever pitch. Anyone with any connection to either two fighters are being interviewed, probed and prodded about the two champion boxers. Rapper 50 Cent has a long history with Floyd Mayweather including a beef that has been on and off for some time now. Most notably, the "Candy Shop" rapper had a brief online quarrel with Mayweather around the time of the ALS ice bucket challenge last year. He challenged Mayweather to read a page of Harry Potter and he would give $750,000 to charity. It was revealed by Charlemagne Da God on Power 105, a New York City hip-hop station, a that the boxer is nearly illiterate and the story took on a sad turn.

  • Wale Trolls Drake On Twitter After Washington Wizards Sweep Toronto Raptors In NBA Playoffs

    Yesterday, the Washington Wizards completed a surprising 4-0 series sweep of the Toronto Raptors in the NBA Playoffs. The raptors seemingly rolled over and bowed out in Game 4, accepting defeat by a score of 125-94. Two of the team ambassadors, Wale for the Wizards and Drake famously for the Raptors have been trading jabs all season on social media and last night Wale was able to get revenge in the sweetest way possible after his team got out the brooms and sent home their opponent packing.

  • Rich Homie Quan Drops New Song "Family" Featuring Yung Booke Ahead Of Next 'Stop Going In' Mixtape [LISTEN]

    Earlier today, Rich Homie Quan announced that the next installment of his Stop Going In series, titled If You Ever Think I Will Stop Going In, Ask Double R (referencing RoyalRich) was almost ready. The tape, which drops tomorrow (April 28), will be hosted by DJ Fresh for streaming exclusively on My Mixtapez. Quan has now teased the project's first track, "Family," featuring Yung Booke with production from Only1Skoota. The song sees the Atlanta rapper talking about how important his friends, crew, family and money are to him.

  • Rihanna, Taylor Swift, Drake and More: 7 Stars Attend Prom with Very Lucky High Schoolers

    Justin Bieber and his crew made a stir over the weekend when they appeared at a high school prom in California to surprise the students in attendance. The result was a student body gone mad, resulting in one of the more memorable proms of all time without the pop star actually delivering a single song, reportedly. At least one attendee can tell her future (and possibly current) boyfriend about how she danced with Bieber at prom. Some musical acts have gone far beyond just crashing a prom however, actually attending a dance as someone's date. Rihanna, Taylor Swift, Drake: All have made appearances at high school way after attending high school.

  • Parody TIDAL Facts Twitter Account Created To Troll Jay Z

    Yesterday, Jay Z got tired of seeing all of the negative publicity surrounding his latest acquisition, the hi-fidelity music streaming service TIDAL, and decided to lay out some #TIDALfacts of his own to shed some light on the situation in a stream of conscious rant / explanation. He revealed for the first some a small bit of concrete information on the royalty structure that is being championed by the service as better than its competition. 75 percent of revenue will be paid to artists, writers and producers, rather than the current model where most money heads straight to labels and distributors, not the content creators. With all of the hate that TIDAL has been getting, it was only a matter of time before someone parodied what Jay Z had to say and one individual created a fake Tidal Facts twitter account to give the "real" facts about the service and those involved. We have selected a few choice tweets from the account for you below.

  • Tom Fletcher's Baby Laughs Uncontrollably When Seeing A Dandelion For The First Time, Adorable Video Goes Viral

    Tom Fletcher, one of the lead vocalists and guitarists for the Britsh pop rock band McFly, uploaded a video to YouTube on Saturday of his son, Buzz seeing a dandelion for the first time. The clip has now gone viral. Buzz, strapped to his daddy's back, finds it hysterical when Fletcher blows on a dandelion and all the fuzz flies away. He can't seem to stop laughing at this, and soon, Fletcher is laughing uncontrollably as well.

  • The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and Amy Winehouse: Documentaries Disapproved by Band and Family

    Amy: The Girl Behind The Name is one of the most anticipated documentaries of the year thus far, set to shed light on the light and mindset of Amy Winehouse, one of the millennium's brightest rising stars before dying of alcohol poisoning during 2011. One party has decided that it doesn't support the content of the film on the eve of its release at the Cannes Film Festival: her family. Father Mitch Winehouse alleges that the film places an undue amount of blame for her lifestyle upon the family, based on interviews with her then-boyfriend Blake Fielder-Civil (who himself was notorious for supplying her habits). Lawsuits for slander may be pending. In the meantime, check out five other music documentaries that the starring performers—such as The Rolling Stones, The Beatles and Eric Clapton—don't want you to see.
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